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NSC 232 Final EKU Questions and Answers(A+ Solution guide)

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Documentation Guidelines: Accountability - ️️-sign first name, last name, title to each entry -do not use dittos, erasers, correcting fluids, etc. -identify each page record -record is permanent Documentation Guidelines: Content - ️️-complete, accurate, concise, factual -reflecting nu...

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NSC 232 Final EKU
Documentation Guidelines: Accountability - ✔️✔️-sign first name, last name, title to
each entry
-do not use dittos, erasers, correcting fluids, etc.
-identify each page record
-record is permanent

Documentation Guidelines: Content - ✔️✔️-complete, accurate, concise, factual
-reflecting nursing process
-record observations, not interpretation
-terminology
-sequencing
-include safety precautions
-medical visits, consultations
-document nursing response to questionable medical orders
-avoid use of stereotypes or derogatory terms

Effective Communication - ✔️✔️-essential to the coordination and continuity of care
-enables personnel to support and compliment one another's services
-avoid duplications and omissions of care

Purposes of Documentation - ✔️✔️-communication
-planning client care
-quality assurance
-research
-education
-reimbursement
-legal documentation

Documentation - ✔️✔️-is written or typed
-a legal record of all pertinent interactions with a patient

Nursing Process - ✔️✔️-assessing
-diagnosing
-planning
-implementing
-evaluating


Documentation Guidelines: Timing - ✔️✔️-timely
-include date and time
-24 hour clock
-do not document before carrying out

,Documentation Guidelines: Format - ✔️✔️-correct chart
-appropriate form
-write legibly
-use standard terminology
-date and time each entry
-chart interventions chronologically
-use consecutive lines, do not skip lines


Documentation Guidelines: Confidentiality - ✔️✔️-patient moral and legal rights
(HIPAA)

Types of Nursing Documentation - ✔️✔️-admission notes
-change of shift notes
-assessment notes
-interval or progress notes
-transfer and discharge notes
-client teaching notes


Documentation Systems - ✔️✔️-narrative charting
-focus charting
-charting by exception (CBE)
-problem oriented medical record (POMR)
-PIE
-flow sheets
-graphic records
-clinical pathways (care maps)

POMR - ✔️✔️subjective, objective, assessment, plan

Vital Signs - ✔️✔️-temperature
-pulse
-respiratory
-blood pressure
-(pain is referred to as the 5th vital sign)

When to Assess Vital Signs - ✔️✔️-upon admission
-change in clients health status
-client reports symptoms such as pain, feeling hot, or faint
-pre and post surgery/invasive procedure
-pre and post medication administration that could affect the cardiovascular system
-pre and post nursing intervention that could affect vital signs

, Thermometers - ✔️✔️electronic: (oral, axillary, rectal)
infrared: (tympanic)
scanning infrared: (temporal artery)
temperature sensitive tape: (forehead)
glass mercury: (oral, axillary, rectal)

Radial Pulse Site - ✔️✔️readily available

Brachial/Femoral Pule Site - ✔️✔️used when radial pulse is not accessible

Carotid Pule Site - ✔️✔️during cardiac arrest/shock in adults to determine the
circulation of the brain

Apical Pule Site - ✔️✔️-used in infants and children up to 3 years of age
-used when there are discrepancies with radial pulse

Popliteal Pulse Site - ✔️✔️circulation to lower leg

Posterior Tibial - ✔️✔️circulation to the foot

Dorsalis Pedis - ✔️✔️circulation to the foot

Tachycardia - ✔️✔️-abnormally rapid pulse rate
-greater than 100 beats per minute

Bradycardia - ✔️✔️-abnormally slow pulse rate
-less than 60 beats per minute

Arrhythmia - ✔️✔️irregular beating of the heart

Inhalation - ✔️✔️-diaphragm contracts (flattens)
-ribs move upward and outward
-sternum moves outward
-enlarging the size of the thorax

Exhalation - ✔️✔️-diaphragm relaxes
-ribs move downward and inward
-sternum moves inward

Eupnea - ✔️✔️normal, quiet breathing

Bradypnea - ✔️✔️abnormally slow respiratory rate
-usually less than 10 respirations per minute

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